Sliding Panels No Javascript Enabled,

Question

I'm not crazy about how the Sliding Panels widget degrades if
JavaScript is disabled (it exposes all the panels side by side
horizontally). Go to the sliding panels widget example from Adobe
and disable your JavaScript:
Adobe
Sliding Panels example page.
As an alternative for users who have JavaScript disabled, I
would only like to show only the first panel (preserving the
original width of the sliding panel as if JavaScript were enabled)
or I'm looking for a way to create an error message (not on a
separate page, but in the section where the sliding panels would
be) that reads something like "please enable javascript etc. and
will hide the sliding panels content). Netflix does this with their
sliding panels if you have JavaScript disabled- located on the new
releases page after you login (would give the link but you have to
login). Or if someone has a better solution I am all ears. Thank
you.

Answer 1

elen,
I had to make the sliding panel the same height as my container div.
For example, my main container div is 500px tall, my sliding panel also has to be 500px tall. I figured this out by changing the sizes several times and got it to slide, but skip a panel every time. I soon figured out the size issue.